National Republican., 1887-11-26
ANU SENIENTS.
EEw NATIONAL THEATER.

The last two performances by Thatcher Prim
rose and Vests Minstrels will be given to-day.
ON Monday Mr.. Nat. c. Goodwin will begin
weeks engagement of six nights and one
Saturday matinee, producing a double bill,
Turned Up" and Lend Me Five Shillings."
Mr.. Goodwin enjoys the distinction of being
popular comedian, whose remarkable
achievements have been won in q compare
lively short space of time BY many compe-
tent to judge In such matters he is accounted
the most promising of rising actors. His char
acterizations certainly possess the charm
singular originality, and the element of ire
sistible absurdity with which he endow
every role he undertakes betokens an equa
proportion of foriginality and versatility Ther
is but one Nat Goodwin, and the extremes h
unites in the diverse roles of Turned Up
and Lend Me Five Shilllngs' will afford
evenings entertainment not meriting Sigh
ALBAuGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
The only. Minnie Palmer-the charming
little, busy, bright, talented child of fortune
VIII begin an engagement at this house Oh
Monday next, full particulars of which are
given a! length by Billy Ford in this mornings
issue, 1t may be of interestt will be of in
terest TO the ladies to know that Miss Palmer,
in addition to the Iich and original costumes
Win TnGa she VIII dress her p2rs in NY
wear about s2jOO0 worth OF diamonds, A good
many of our popular stage lumlnaries travel on
Tobberies, assaults, railroad disasters diq;
the claim they do have to recognition. But
Miss ralmer is delightful little actress. If
you don't know this, Just 90 and see her.
HARRIs'S BIJOU THEATER.
As detailed TO some extent In anOtbar
column. Phisler's successful soap Bubble"
and the equally successful I, j. Farr0n Will be
Eten at ms house next week. This play Is
spoken Of in the hnppiesG manner by ali news.
papers. Twas written by II clever journalist,
Is produced by a capable Company headed Dy
talented actor, aud will enjoy iha exceiIHlt
appointments OF this cosy lheater.
KERSAS's THEATER.
BY strict adherence to the orr .lnal ami sue.
c'sslu policy Of this hnu'e yOu will, next
week, have a chance 10 cniIY unOhereXCCllent
variety entertainment by Gus llill's World of
II is the aim Of MCsSrs, Korn1n to engage
only the best speciality artists in the procession
woNpERLANp.
Mcssrs, Hoffman e Everett report n god
b, siness for the opening week ~ their new
house. The attractions aIi the entertain
mcnt are certainly first c,a,s and next week
mere VIII be change of hill The admission
is only 10 cents, aud thCr" i half dollars
worth ol amusement behind It
MoRElSs PARADOX,
The intensely Interesting entertainment
given in the E Street SKATING RINK by Prof
MoTis's educated horses and dogs has been
Ladies and ChilGrcn's matuCCs are given
daily. Prot, Morris Will remain anOther week
GO by all means, and see what sport yOurdum
friends can make.
BIG business.
Mr.. Mansfield played to big business on
Thanksgiving dav; 81 0Dl 20 at the matinee
aud 81 ,G2D25 Mt the evening performance The
ing Monsieur this afternoon. "Dr. JekYll
and Mr. Hyde" in the evening,
LEyY'S CONCERT.
Tomorrow night farewell testimonial con-
cert will be rendered Jules Levy, the great
cotnetist at the New National Theatcr, on
which occasion an attractive programme will
be rendered, and the volunteers inCu le Miss
Lillian PaGslOw YiOlnist; Mr.. George Elseman,
pianist Herr MiersGh, the viOlOncellist, aud
Mr. levy's own company, Tickets are now
on sale AZ the theater,